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As the world prepares for its leading climate summit, breakthrough journalism and civic engagement can advance public understanding and drive impactful climate discussions. At the Pulitzer Center, we leverage these powerful tools to interrogate and illuminate key issues, translating complex climate topics into clear insights.

On this page, you will find a collection of resources, including recordings of past events, toolkits, and stories that reveal the main challenges to be tackled by the 193 country delegations meeting in Belém, Brazil, during the 30th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP30), in November 2025.
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Explore our curation of journalism, events, and key resources to unpack the climate issues that will be discussed at COP30 and join us in meaningful climate conversations!

STORIES

Mapping Redd+ Carbon Offset Projects in Latin America

El CLiP

CARBON CREDITS

GOVERNMENT REGULATION

OSINT

READ STORY

Uncontacted Peoples

The Guardian
O Globo

INDIGENOUS PEOPLES

LAND RIGHTS

CLIMATE CHANGE

READ STORY

Carbon Credit Projects Threaten Human Rights in Kenya's Indigenous Communities

Africa Uncenscored

carbon credits

CLIMATE CHANGE

BIODIVERSITY

READ STORY

The Carbon Gap in South America

ClimateTracker.org

carbon credits

climate change

biodiversity

READ STORY

A Retomada (The Revival)

Rádio Novelo

INDIGENOUS PEOPLES

RELIGION

LAND RIGHTS

LISTEN TO STORY

Amazonian Mangroves

Folha de S.Paulo

ECOSYSTEMS

INDIGENOUS PEOPLES

sustainability

READ STORY

PRE-COP30 OPPORTUNITIES

Want to understand what’s really at stake at COP30? We’ve prepared a series of webinars designed to build capacity for journalists reporting on environmental issues and for people who want to grasp how decisions made at COP30 will influence industries, governance, and everyday life.

WEBINAR 1

How to Report on the Green Transition and Critical Minerals

sUPPLY CHAINS

CLIMATE CHANGE

CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY

WATCH RECORDING

WEBINAR 2

Carbon Markets in the Amazon – Who Benefits, Who Pays?

INDIGENOUS PEOPLES

CARBON CREDITS

GOVERNMENT REGULATION

WATCH RECORDING

WEBINAR 3

How to OSINT the Ocean

OSINT

SATELLITE IMAGERY

PUBLIC RECORDS

WATCH RECORDING

WEBINAR 4

The True Cost of Carbon – Beyond Markets in Africa

September 18, 2025
9:00 AM GMT

CARBON CREDITS

CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY

GOVERNMENT REGULATION

REGISTER

WEBINAR 5

Behind the Permits: Forest Concessions & Carbon Markets in Indonesia

September 26, 2025
9:30 AM GMT

CARBON CREDITS

CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY

GOVERNMENT REGULATION

REGISTER

WEBINAR 6

How Journalists Can Use Scraping Tools for Environmental Stories

October 14, 2025
4 pm GMT

osint

corporate accountability

REGISTER

RESOURCES

Making Waves: Ocean Media Landscape Report

A study to help underpin initiatives for more impactful ocean storytelling
READ MORE

Climate Change and Labor: The Media Landscape

A needs-assessment of journalist capacity on labor/climate issues
READ MORE

Amazon Mining Watch

A powerful tool to monitor and report on gold mining and its impact on the Amazon rainforest
READ MORE

Ocean Media Kit

For communicators to expand coversations about ocean health
READ MORE

Anatomy of the Carbon Market

A tool to see REDD+ projects that exist in Brazil, Colombia, and Peru, as well as who is developing, auditing, and certifying them
READ MORE

How We Revealed Mega-Polluters Taking Advantage of Green Loans

An investigation into a type of green finance called sustainability-linked loans (SLLs)
READ MORE

COP30 AGENDA

We’ll be sharing a full agenda of collaborative events in both the Blue Zone and Green Zone, developed in partnership with key partners. Whether you’re joining us in Belém or participating online, we welcome your engagement. Stay tuned, the detailed schedule will be released soon.

PARTNERS

To maximize our presence and impact at COP30, we are partnering with multiple organizations in a united effort. These collaborations will amplify our collective voice, enhance engagement opportunities, and drive more meaningful outcomes from this critical climate conference.

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